The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1887-02-16

If you viii come to see me will
convince you that can sell you more
goods for cash than you can buy any
Where. r. j. WILSON.
TO the many friends who have call
ed and renewed their subscription we
extend our profound acknowledgements.
We have not space to personals, but
we assure our friends they have
our many thanks. In this con-
nection we desire to remark that there
are others whom we would meet at the
threshold of our sanetum with a
gracious welcome were they to come
with mind iutent to liquidate. Try it
and see.
Il want to sell $4,000 dollars worth
Of goods for cash this year, SO bring
along your cash and / will give you
value receive. X. j. WILSON.
Mr.. j, f. Munday, who For four
years past has ably and aeceptably pre-
sided over the editorial columns of the
DEMOCRAT, left last Friday morning for
Little Rock, where he will associate
himself with Col. George w. Chapman
in the furniture business. In his new
departure Mr.. Munday carries with
him not only the best wishes of his CO.
laborers on the DEMOCRAT, but the
kindly interest of large number of
friends in business and social circles,
who will rejoice to hear whatever of
success may attend him IN his new
undertaking.
Never neglect cough. At the first
intimation, begin to take SPARKS IN
DIAN Cough SYRUP; it is pleasant TO
take and positive cure. For sale by
W. q. Weimer. feb %
The Rev. Mr.. Tyler's talk to men
only at the c. p. church Sunday night
was listened to by good congregation,
Notwithstanding the rain and the dark
ness of the night. The discourse was
such an one as might be expected from
so gifted speaker, and the vices. fol-
bles and follies of mankind were han
died with ungloved hands. For the
benefit of those who could not attend
Sunday night, the lecture will be re-
peated with new subjects introduced,
at the G. p. church next Friday hight.
Men from town and the country espec-
tally are invited to attend.
-FoUND-On the Gumlog road, re-
Gently, a small sum of money, which
the owner can have by applying to II.
j. Gray, proving the same and paving
for this notice.
beginning with Tuesday night, the
Sth inst, series of revival meetings
by Rev. Mr.. Tyler, of Huntsville, Ala,
assisted by the Revs. Miner and Key,
has been in progress at the G. z. church,
which continues with much interest,
and will be likely to continue the bal
ance of this week and all of next week.
AS result of the meeting so far twenty
five have been happily converted, and
many penitents are anXiously seeking
the path of righteousness. Mr.. Tyler
als very forcible aud entertaining
speaker and we never met one more
thoroughly versed in the scriptures.
He is an earnest, christian gentleman,
devoting his energies, time and talents
in the cause of the Master. May he
accomplish great and lasting good.
lin order to reduce our presen tstock
to make room for our spring stock, we
will sell goods for cash at great re-
ducsion, don't fail to avail yourself of
this opportunity Of buying goods cheap
err than you ever bought them in lite.
WooTEN IL OATES.
Read the article headed Something
to Read" it will be found interesting
to thoughtful minds. There are more
than 10000 active working members of
the G., l.. 5. c., list of nine thousand
graduates of the precribed four years
course of reading, and local circles for
associated study in every corner of the
land. The only expense connected
with membership in this society is the
annual fee of fifty cents, and the cost
of books amounting to about seven dol
lars year Gan average of sixty cents
month"; Busy people find the requir-
ments of the c. L. S. G. peculiarly adj
apted to their limited opportunities for
study, while to persons of leisure, the
special courses of reading offer every
facility for thorough work. Rev. II. B.
Miner, Russellville, or Prof. II. L.
Rayburn, Atkins, can give further and
all other necessary Information con-
corning the G. L. S. G.
Important Employment
viii be given to a capable and reliable
lady canvasser residing in this place.
No Investment required. Goods SCH
all the year round. References neces-
sary. Write to j. b. HULING CO., III
Monroe Street, Chicago, Illinois. 4w
After the revival closes here the
Rev. Mr.. Tyler and the Rev. Mr.. Mil
ner will go to Dardanelle and begin
protracted meeting at that place. Our
friends over there may expect them.
When you have any cash go to r.
j. Wilson'S.
MIR. George w. Walker returned
last week from Benton, Saline county,
where he attended a reunion of rela-
tives at his fathers. He says the occa-
sion was quite notable, and enjoyable
to great degree.